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Science Shambles is a science QnA show hosted by Robin Ince and Helen Czerski. This week we're joined by Prof Suzie Imber and Prof Lisa Harvey-Smith.

Check out more films, podcasts, live events and more at the home of curious entertainment http://cosmicshambles.com

If you’d like to directly support what we do at the Cosmic Shambles Network visit patreon.com/cosmicshambles

Produced by Trent Burton of Trunkman Productions trunkman.co.uk

If you watch the show live, the 'waiting music' is by The F-Gs: soundcloud.com/user-215547590

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